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…the ever compelling Global Risk Report – a kind of annually updated risk register for the planet that considers the social, economic and environmental mega-trends shaping our future. As Børge…
…parliament to protect their future and their habitat.” Otter © Luke Massey/2020vision The otter is one of Scotland’s top predators, feeding mainly on fish, amphibians and crustaceans. They are well…
Volunteering is at the heart of the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s work. More than 1,000 volunteers are working with us to help protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future. Tree planting ©…
…Abigail Rose) As you can see, the baby robin does not have the nice bright red breast that you would associate it with on Christmas cards. This is because robins…
…Stevenston, North Ayrshire, and beyond can enjoy access to a unique, wildlife-rich and largely untamed space both now and in the future.” Ruchir Shah, Director of External Affairs at the…
…decide the future of beaver re-introductions in Scotland. Places are limited on the walks, which take place on Saturday and Tuesday evenings from 6pm and start at the Barnluasgan Information…
…that this osprey has returned to the UK since fledging, so it is likely to be scoping out potential nesting sites for the future. Not all intruding ospreys land on…
…are working to ensure threatened red squirrels have a future . If you didn’t get a chance to take part in the campaign, you can still help this critical project….
…seabed from future exploitation such as fishing and mining. We look forward to engaging with Marine Scotland on the specific management measures that will ensure deep-sea wildlife and habitats are…
…year have already been taken. In December the Scottish Budget set out the Scottish Government’s priorities for 2022/23 in terms of where it will spend public money. Every year these…
